public void CreatePolicy_WithValidData_ShouldSucceed()
{
var policyNumber = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
var serviceLocator = new ServiceLocatorProduction();
//New up the domain model. Everything is null, but it's ready to work
var insurancePolicy = new InsurancePolicy(serviceLocator);
//Create the policy. This is the only way you can create a policy
insurancePolicy.CreatePolicy(new CreatePolicyCommand()
{
Coverage = new List <string>()
{
"CoverageA"
}, PolicyNumber = policyNumber
});
//Verify the domain model has been updated
Assert.AreEqual(1, insurancePolicy.Coverage.Count, string.Format("Should only be 1 coverage but there were {0}", insurancePolicy.Coverage.Count));
//Reset the system so we can verify getting the object from the stream
insurancePolicy = new InsurancePolicy(serviceLocator);
insurancePolicy.GetPolicyByPolicyNumber(policyNumber);
Assert.AreEqual(1, insurancePolicy.Coverage.Count, string.Format("Should only be 1 coverage but there were {0}", insurancePolicy.Coverage.Count));
//Add a coverage to the policy
insurancePolicy.AddCoverageToPolicy(new AddCoverageCommand()
{
Coverage = "CoverageB"
});
Assert.AreEqual(2, insurancePolicy.Coverage.Count, string.Format("Should 2 coverage but there were {0}", insurancePolicy.Coverage.Count));
//Verify that we actually added the coverage
Assert.AreEqual(2, insurancePolicy.Coverage.Count, string.Format("Should 2 coverage but there were {0}", insurancePolicy.Coverage.Count));
//Reset the system so we can verify the coverage was added.
insurancePolicy = new InsurancePolicy(serviceLocator);
insurancePolicy.GetPolicyByPolicyNumber(policyNumber);
Assert.AreEqual(2, insurancePolicy.Coverage.Count, string.Format("Should 2 coverage but there were {0}", insurancePolicy.Coverage.Count));
}